South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-26
ROMNEY. AUG UST 20, 1887.
Home Gossip.

NAT Js OlDSOn AuykenOaI WAS In
town Saturday and Sunday
John Nixon. Esq of Capon Bridge,
was in town Tuesday.
For good Laundry Soap. : cakes for
rs cts., go TO +. Russell & Bro.
Gen. II. d. Mussey. OF Washin 9.
tom is guest at the Keller House.
For good Syrup at 80 cts per gal
Ion. go to +. Russell & Bro.
We noticed Capt Chipley of Moore.
field in town Monday.
For nice clean Timothy Seed 60 TO
+. Russell & Bro.
Master Robert Kidd, Of Piedmont,
is visiting his aunt Slrs. Virginia Sny.
der.
Mr.. John S. Combs, foreman in the
Cumberland News, and family are
on visit here.
For a nice suit OF Clothes or Over
Coat at less than they cost at whole
sale, go to +. Russell & Bro.
Mrs. Geo. v. Ruhl passed through
here on her way to Capon Bridge TO
altond Institute Monday.
Capt. G. j. Gildroy and family. Of
Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting Mr.. IL. c..
Cooper Of Pleasant Dale.
For Bacon, Lard, Corn Meal. Rye
Chop, Bran, Oats and Corn, go 10 f..
Russell & Bro.
Corn that was planted late in this
hun
which was put in earlier.
For Anthracite. Nut Lump and Run
Of Mine Coal go TO Il. Russell &
Bro. They keep 8 stock always on
hand and will sell at bottom prices.
The Brighton Base Ball Club of
Mooreheld was defeated by the Paw
Paw nine in game p.ayei at Paw
Paw Tuesday. Score 9 too.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bivins, son
Robert and daughter Miss Marie, re-
turned TO their home in Washing on
Monday.
Rev. Birmingham, Of Clarksbu' G.
s)n-in-law Of L. I. Shenrer, Esq. o:
Moorefield, passed through here on
Misses Edna Brady and Stella
Moore are attending tue Teac hers
Institute a, Capon Bridge. Mr.. l..
Senseney HeiskoiI accompanied them.
J.Wm. Gilkeson, i4sq., Cashier OF
the National Bank of MooreGeld,
returned homo Monday. leaving his
family in town this week.
Mrs. Swa,zwaller and daughter
Miss Alice Of Cumberland spent sun,
day with the formers sister, Mrs.
Eliza Fundcnberg.
We are happy to state tina, DIR.
John Daily, of Westernporf. who
has been quite i'll recently, is nearly
well now.
The uniforms for tho Brighton
Bese Ball Clubs of Mooreleld ar.
rived at the depot here Monday, and
were taken away tue same day by
Mr.. Phil Inskeep. The uniforms
cost $40.
Among tie attractions OF the Pen.
dleton Reunion mentioned by the
Franklin News, nre, Regimental
Drill by Gen. I'm boden or Col. Cbas.
L. OFerrall and Sham Battle. Gen.
Imboden commanding one side and
Col. O'Ferrall the other.
The latest craze In the cities is 10
look Tor white horfc every time You
see red.headed woman. We have
tried IT four times, and every time we
have noticed lady with sunlight
hirsute adoTnments we have four
the accompanying white horse not
far off.
Hon. A. i. Pugh and sister, Miss
BERTHE, of Capon Bridge, accompanied
by their cousin. Miss Fannie Taylor,
Of Washington City, passed through
here on Frdsy last to visit Mrs. Geo.
Taylor up Mill Creek, and also 4. H.
Pugh, Esq, in Petersburg.
The Sherman Telegraph Company
located OF Oherlin, Ohio are calling
for young ladies and gentlemen TO
learn teles raphy. THIS is the best
known telegraph school in the coun-
try and bus graduates at work on
most Of the leading lincs Of railroads.
Write TO them for terms.
Charles Pearl, musical genius Of
MattinsburR. was on our streets
Monday night. picking, blowing
and stamping music out Of four DIFF
ferent instruments at once, .-barjo,
gong-bell, triangle and harmonica.
lie worked b : hands. feet snd mouth
for all they were worth.
One OF the members a the SOci IS
Of x.Cpnfederate Soldiers cffercd To
give oil his profits 20 the s CT, ~ IL
they would allow him To- s u corloc.
tiOnery on tie grounds at the timc OF
the Big Reunion. His fer vas dc.
clined with thanks. There ere many
and good reasons why bucks ering of
any kind should not be a lowed there
On Saturday SOU re John l.. Heat
wolc and little grandson lhert
callCt 70 Sc US and LEFT at this Cnlco